Bosch Suprapur KSBR 30 + CW 100
Code: 8730850019Product detailed description
- High efficiency thanks to a heat exchanger made of a highly resistant aluminium-silicon alloy, which Bosch has long used in wall-mounted boilers.
- Available in outputs of 16,30, 42 kW in the standard (16,30, 42 kW) and system (16, 30 kW) version.
- Wide modulation range.
- Compact dimensions and low weight.
- Ideal for replacing an old atmospheric boiler.
Dimensions and connections
BOSCH CW 100 - weather-compensating controller
- controller with a weekly program
- controlled according to room temperature for one mixed or unmixed heating circuit with hot water preparation and optionally with a basic solar system
- can also serve as a remote control for the CW 400 controller
- weekly heating program with 6 switching points during the day
- two adjustable temperature levels
- compatible with the MM 100 module and MS 100
Additional parameters
| Category: | SUPRAPUR + CW 100 Sets |
|---|---|
| Warranty: | 2 years |
| Weight: | 40 kg |
| EAN: | 4057749774224 |
| Safety thermostat: | yes |
| Included accessories: | power cable, manual, warranty card |
| Electrical protection rating: | X4D |
| Electronic ignition: | Yes |
| Weight of empty boiler: | 54 kg |
| Upper boiler output: | 17,0 kW |
| Country of origin: | EU |
| Option to connect solar: | yes |
| Extended warranty option: | yes |
| Flue design: | TURBO |
| Power output curve: | modulated |
| Electrical voltage connection: | 230V |
| DHW connection port: | 1/2" |
| Water connection port: | 3/4" |
| Dimensions: | 930 x 394 x 466 mm |
| Lower boiler output: | 3,8 kW |
| Boiler commissioning: | by a BOSCH service technician |
| Boiler intended use: | stationary, with the option to connect a storage tank |
| Permanent pilot flame: | no |
| Suitable for underfloor heating: | yes |
| DHW output: | 16,0 kW |
| Built-in water filter: | no |
| EAN: | 4057749774224 |
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For more than 125 years, we have been supplying the market with efficient, easy-to-operate and at the same time reliable equipment that creates warm and cozy homes for people. Bosch Thermotechnology today offers its customers worldwide solutions for room climate, hot water and decentralized energy management.
Since 1932, the brands Junkers and Bosch have been united by a strong partnership. The merger enabled the combination of traditional craftsmanship with the most modern technology. Under the Bosch brand, we now focus on the future with intelligent building technology, in which thermal technology plays an important role.
The traditional brand Junkers continues, because history, tradition and experience are still embedded in every Bosch-branded product. Junkers means more than 120 years of proven technology and the highest quality for us; we proudly created a memorial for this brand with its own museum. At the company in Wernau, we present the continuation of the history and the life's work of the founder Hugo Junkers.
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In 1886, Robert Bosch founded the "Workshop for Precision Mechanics and Electrical Engineering" in Stuttgart. This was the beginning of today's globally active company. From the very beginning, innovation and social responsibility were characteristic of the company.
1886 - 1905 - The history of the Bosch company begins with many first steps. Steps toward independence, into the automotive market, into markets outside Germany and into the main production hall.
1906 - 1925 - The company's first astronomical global upswing was brutally interrupted by World War I, after which the Bosch company had to transform and focus on innovation to cope with its consequences.
1926 - 1945 - The Bosch company coped with the speed of the economic crisis and the dictates of National Socialism through the power of innovation and perseverance, until World War II brought enormous challenges once again.
1946 - 1959 - At the end of World War II, the Bosch company lost its international branches for the second time. A large part of its production facilities lay in ruins. The following two decades were devoted to reconstruction, but also to entering new business areas.
1960 - 1989 - The period between the 1960s and 1980s was marked in the Bosch company by a transformation that turned it into a diversified group of independently managed divisions, a global company and a market leader in the field of automotive electronics.
1990 - 2016 - The Iron Curtain fell, new markets emerged in Asia and software opened up new opportunities for Bosch. The last three decades brought rapid economic change, which the company had to face head-on.
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